Dear Arachnids
Books on Demand sounds very interesting. I have been planning computer
printing and comb binding my Torchon Drafting book as I doubt if I would get
sufficient sales for a 1000 book print, but this sounds interesting. I have
had a look at the web site for Blackwells and it sounds sim
Mark
That's a nice pattern. The pattern would also work as a bookmark. At the
bottom point all the pairs could be made into a long braid with a tassel. It
is also a good beginner's pattern: it has a place to end, a place to start,
left curves and right curves for turning stitches on both sides a
Dear Spiders,
Last February I believe it was, Susan from Erie, PA posted a mention
about the Great Lakes Fiber Festival which was held this past weekend
in Wooster, Ohio. I want to say a special thanks to Susan as a friend
and I had an absolutely delightful weekend there and can't wait until
Didn't want to do a bookmark. So I drew up this design to give it a try
and see how it worked. I intended it to be a pendent for a necklace. Could be
anything. But thought I would share the pattern with you. It is just a tape
lace pattern.
Great design, Mark! Good use of the short
Lorri Ferguson wrote:
We have one of these machines in the Pacific Northwest of Washington State.
When it began it was noted in a newspaper article that it was only 1 of 4 in
the world, that was last year.
Do you know how many you might have in the UK.
Sorry - I've no idea. Blackwell's in Oxfo
On 3 Jun 2010, at 23:16, Clay Blackwell wrote:
> Relative to this thread, I was in my local needlework shop today and a sales
> rep was there. Since there were no other customers (and the shop owner is a
> friend), they didn't interrupt their business. I saw the most beautiful
> array of the
Hi All...
Relative to this thread, I was in my local needlework shop today and a
sales rep was there. Since there were no other customers (and the shop
owner is a friend), they didn't interrupt their business. I saw the
most beautiful array of the new "rayons"... meaning, fibers made from
Ah...that's right. Forgot. Thanks for the clarification. That is why it is
nice and smooth to the touch. But still has a good tooth for grabbing
stitches. ;)
--
Mark, aka Tatman
website: http://www.tat-man.net
blog: http://tat-man.net/blog
Magic Thread Shop: http://www.tat-man.net/tatterville/t
A quick browse of the internet reveals that google books does have some
kind of an agreement with the Print on Demand, Espresso Book Machine. The
September 2009 Library Journal article says the following:
Google and _On Demand Books_ (http://www.ondemandbooks.com/,) (ODB), the
maker of the
Thanks for sharing Mark.
BTW, Tencel isn't cotton, it's a regenerated cellulose, so a form of rayon.
Brenda
On 3 Jun 2010, at 19:21, Mark Myers wrote:
> Remember me posting about this tencel(cotton thread from a weaving project)
> I got from my spinning instructor? I decided to try it with bob
Remember me posting about this tencel(cotton thread from a weaving project)
I got from my spinning instructor? I decided to try it with bobbinlace.
Didn't want to do a bookmark. So I drew up this design to give it a try and
see how it worked. I intended it to be a pendent for a necklace. Could
Hello Tess
Thanks so much again for your hard work, and the link to the books.
Being Dutch, I will have no problem reading them, even though they are in
Old Dutch spelling.
Agnes Boddington Elloughton UK
Subject: [lace] four new books on the Arizona Archives
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We have one of these machines in the Pacific Northwest of Washington State.
When it began it was noted in a newspaper article that it was only 1 of 4 in
the world, that was last year.
Do you know how many you might have in the UK.
Lorri
Here's an explanation:-
http://bookshop.blackwell.co.uk/
Good news! The four little Dutch books that came from the collection
of the mother of the lovely old man I met in New Brunswick the last
time I was there have finally found their way onto the Arizona
Archives site. They are beginner books, and have nice prickings and
diagrams. It is not
Agnes
Thanks for that link. The history was especially well done.
Lorelei
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